Spray tower

Configuration

• Exhaust gases (containing dust, sulfur, acids, alkalis, VOCs, etc.) are treated in a packed‑bed scrubber using a counter‑current gas–liquid absorption process: the liquid is sprayed downward from the top of the tower in the form of a mist or small droplets, while the exhaust gas flows upward from the bottom, achieving intimate gas–liquid contact. This treatment method cools the gas temperature, conditions the gas stream, and removes particulates; the effluent then passes through a demister section before being discharged into the atmosphere. The absorbent solution is pumped to the top of the tower under pressure and sprayed downward, after which it returns to the bottom of the tower for recirculation.

Features

• 1. The design is advanced, rational, and innovative, ensuring thorough vapor–liquid separation and complete absorption.
• 2. It offers high treatment efficiency and can effectively handle a wide range of exhaust gases.
• 3. The equipment occupies a small footprint and consumes low energy.
• 4. It is corrosion-resistant, wear-free, and boasts a long service life.
• 5. Installation is convenient, operation is reliable, and maintenance is straightforward.

Specifications